Awakening: Sixteen poems of Spring and Summer from Godey's Lady's Book
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The seasons are timeless. The feelings that come with the arrival of spring, the calmness of a quiet summer evening, the realization that the days are getting shorter – these are near universal experiences for those of us living in climates where the seasons change. This short volume presents fifteen poems that take us on a journey from bare branches in early spring to the first hints of autumn. I hope you will enjoy the sensuality of these poems: that you will see the colors, hear the sounds, and feel the air change as you move from April to September. For those who don’t have the pleasures of experiencing nature in this way, let these authors help you to imagine.
Godey’s Lady’s Book was one of the most popular American magazines of the nineteenth century. Founded in 1830 and hitting its circulation peak in the 1850s, the Lady’s Book’s subscription list crossed the nation, the continent, and indeed the globe. The poetry Godey’s contained was written by both men and women, and reader-submitted was printed alongside work by professional authors. This volume primarily consists of work by regular Godey’s contributors; few of the names are known today.
The Godey’s Poetry series is made up of 18 volumes based on a variety of themes. In addition to this volume, you might be interested in:
Retreat: Fourteen Autumn and Winter poems
Nightfall to Dawn: Twenty One poems
To the Rain: Twenty Two poems
To the Sea: Thirty One poems
Love: Thirty Four poems
Love’s Endings: Thirty Two poems
Of Thoughts Sublime: Thirty Eight Sonnets
In the Time of Mourning: Thirty Three poems of Grief and Loss
Death and Remembrance: Thirty Four poems
Alone and Weary: Twenty Five poems of Sadness and Hope
Indians’ Lament: Twenty Two poems on Native Americans
Temperance: Seventeen poems on the dangers of drink
Unfurl the Banner, Strew the Flowers: Twelve poems of the Civil War and its Aftermath
America: Thirty Six poems of the New Nation
1828-1831: An Album. Thirty Four poems
Life: Thirty Three casual poems and light verse
Honoring the Muse: Twenty One poems on Poetry and Poets
A final volume focuses on the poetry in Hale’s Boston-based Ladies’ Magazine. “Cherishing the Sacred Fire†presents 100 poems from the Ladies’ Magazine (1828-1836), about 45 of which are included in various collections above. This volume has in-depth Introduction that looks at Hale as an editor and her philosophies on poetry.
Godey’s Lady’s Book was one of the most popular American magazines of the nineteenth century. Founded in 1830 and hitting its circulation peak in the 1850s, the Lady’s Book’s subscription list crossed the nation, the continent, and indeed the globe. The poetry Godey’s contained was written by both men and women, and reader-submitted was printed alongside work by professional authors. This volume primarily consists of work by regular Godey’s contributors; few of the names are known today.
The Godey’s Poetry series is made up of 18 volumes based on a variety of themes. In addition to this volume, you might be interested in:
Retreat: Fourteen Autumn and Winter poems
Nightfall to Dawn: Twenty One poems
To the Rain: Twenty Two poems
To the Sea: Thirty One poems
Love: Thirty Four poems
Love’s Endings: Thirty Two poems
Of Thoughts Sublime: Thirty Eight Sonnets
In the Time of Mourning: Thirty Three poems of Grief and Loss
Death and Remembrance: Thirty Four poems
Alone and Weary: Twenty Five poems of Sadness and Hope
Indians’ Lament: Twenty Two poems on Native Americans
Temperance: Seventeen poems on the dangers of drink
Unfurl the Banner, Strew the Flowers: Twelve poems of the Civil War and its Aftermath
America: Thirty Six poems of the New Nation
1828-1831: An Album. Thirty Four poems
Life: Thirty Three casual poems and light verse
Honoring the Muse: Twenty One poems on Poetry and Poets
A final volume focuses on the poetry in Hale’s Boston-based Ladies’ Magazine. “Cherishing the Sacred Fire†presents 100 poems from the Ladies’ Magazine (1828-1836), about 45 of which are included in various collections above. This volume has in-depth Introduction that looks at Hale as an editor and her philosophies on poetry.
